Meanings of form a barricade in English

A few crumbs of mortar, heaped up before the doorway, form a barricade rather than a door.

The Iroquois immediately landed and began to cut down trees and form a barricade, preferring to fight on shore.

At length the watch off duty lay down on deck to sleep, for they had used all the hammocks to form a barricade.

The Salusan communication channels were in an uproar, and the orbiting Imperial warships scrambled to form a barricade against all the ominous VenHold ships.

This was fifty feet wide, and unprovided with gates; and Charlie at once set a strong party to work, to form a barricade across it.

They swirled, eddied and formed a barricade between us and the armored men.

A contingent of Swiss Guards formed a barricade to either side, on high alert.

Someone placed a hand on her shoulder, forming a barricade between Emily and the reporters.

An armoured personnel carrier, armed police and soldiers formed a barricade around the electoral commission office.

Ah, I see, you formed a barricade here.

About 150 residents formed a barricade on the road between the international school and the police station.

On previous nights officers in riot gear formed a barricade that protesters complained was provocative and raised tensions.

Singh told reporters outside the Delhi courtroom, where dozens of police had formed a barricade to keep crowds back.

They knew that these were the bodies of fellow southerners and formed a barricade in front of the bus.

Only in one corner, where empty boxes and a disused skiff formed a barricade, could he hope for concealment.

At Hal's suggestion they cut down trees, and dragged them to the end of the bridge, forming a barricade.